Question 1

How does Lawyers2Go work for providers?

Accepted Answer

Providers create a profile, select their services, establish pricing, and review matching client requests.

Question 2

Does Lawyers2Go sell leads?

Accepted Answer

No. Providers review requests individually and decide whether they want to pursue an opportunity.

Question 3

Do I have to respond to every request?

Accepted Answer

No. You decide which requests deserve your time.

Question 4

Can I set my own rates?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Providers determine their own pricing.

Question 5

Who owns the client relationship?

Accepted Answer

Providers maintain their own client relationships.

Question 6

Does Lawyers2Go take commissions?

Accepted Answer

No. Providers keep their fees.

Question 7

What kinds of providers can join?

Accepted Answer

Attorneys
Paralegals
Notaries
Process servers
Court reporters
Bond providers

Question 8

How are requests matched?

Accepted Answer

Requests are matched using service type, location, availability, and profile information.

Question 9

Do I need to speak with every client?

Accepted Answer

No. You review requests before deciding whether to engage.

Question 10

Is there a contract?

Accepted Answer

Providers can review the platform during their free trial period.

Question 11

Are legal leads worth buying?

Accepted Answer

Lead quality varies significantly depending on the source and qualification process.

Question 12

How can attorneys avoid bad leads?

Accepted Answer

Reviewing requests before engagement can help reduce time spent on unqualified inquiries.

Question 13

What is an alternative to legal lead generation?

Accepted Answer

Some platforms (Lawyers2Go) allow providers to review opportunities before responding rather than purchasing lead lists.

Question 14

How do lawyers get clients online?

Accepted Answer

Lawyers obtain clients through referrals, advertising, networking, SEO, legal marketplaces, and direct inquiries. Lawyers2Go only brings you case inquires, not leads.

Question 15

Why do attorneys struggle with bad leads?

Accepted Answer

Many legal inquiries are unqualified, outside practice areas, or not ready to hire.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions